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Radio Broadcast Wednesday 02/19/2020

Bob George Book of Romans, Teaching February 19, 2020April 24, 2022Book of Romans, Born Free, Church, Elect, Faith, Faith in Jesus, Gentiles, God, Grace, Hard Heart, Humble, Jesus, Jews, Jews and Gentiles, Pride, Salvation, Works

Classic Christianity – Book of Romans P45 (02-19-20)

Synopsis

Although many people, among the Jews, rejected the message of the gospel, a remnant was saved. Many Jews did reject Christ Jesus as the Messiah. However, there is always a remnant that are willing to listen. The first people who came to Christ were Jewish people. Thousands heard the preaching of the apostle Peter, and the other apostles, and were saved. There are those who will have humble hearts, who will hear, believe and be saved.

Today, it seems, not many people want to listen to truth. Many people’s minds are made up, and do not realize the errors they have believed. They would rather hold on to their denominational belief system, but not test it out with the word of God to see if what is said is true. Few will even open a bible up to read it. I encourage you to read your bible, not to gather information, but to get to know the author, who is God. As you read, ask the Holy Spirit to explain to you the meaning of it. Learn to ask questions of God. If you seek Him with all your heart, He … Listen to Broadcast & Read More

Radio Broadcast Monday 02/17/2020

Bob George Book of Romans, Teaching February 17, 2020February 17, 2020Book of Romans, Cornerstone, Faith, Gentiles, God, Grace, Jesus, Jews, Jews and Gentiles, Law, Righteousness, The Stone, Works

Classic Christianity – Book of Romans P43 (02-17-20)

Synopsis

How is it that our flesh is so prone to begin puffed up with pride. The apostle Paul now addresses this issue of pride with the Gentiles. The Gentiles, who pursued pleasure and certainly were not seeking God, found God, or rather, were found by God, believed the message concerning Christ Jesus and were saved. The Jews, who pursued a righteousness that is by works, a self righteousness, and, therefore, rejected the message concerning Christ Jesus. The Jews received all of the law and the prophets, saw the parting of the Red Sea, had the Old Covenant scriptures read to them, and in numerous ways God provided for them, yet they failed to come to Christ for life. The Gentiles then began to get haughty and proud that they came to life in Christ while the Jews did not. Paul wrote to the Romans, to the the Gentile believers in Rome, to correct this attitude.

Paul explains that he himself is a Jew, and shares from his heart how he longs for all of Israel, his brothers and sisters by heritage, to be saved. The Jews had a zeal for God … Listen to Broadcast & Read More

Radio Broadcast Wednesday 02/05/2020

Bob George Book of Romans, Teaching February 5, 2020February 5, 2020Book of Romans, Faith, God, Jesus, Jews, Law, Works

Classic Christianity – Book of Romans P39 (02-05-20)

Synopsis

What is the conclusion drawn in Romans 9, as Paul addresses both the Jew and the Gentile? It is about appealing to men to come to Christ by faith and faith alone. Do you want to be proud of heart, like the Jew, or do you want to be humble, like the Gentile, who believed the message Paul preached? Do you want God’s mercy? Do you want to receive God’s grace? If you are in Christ, you already have His grace. If you are still alive, it is His mercy that He already took your sins away, and He is long-suffering and patient with you, waiting for you to come to Him to receive new life.

The proud of heart will not come to Christ to receive life? Why not? They would rather trust their religion, how good they are, or rather they think they are, in observing the law. They would rather be a Jew than a Christian, to be more proud of their heritage than becoming a child of God. Others will not come to Christ for fear their deeds will be exposed. The problem is you are dead, … Listen to Broadcast & Read More

Call-ins Radio Broadcast Thursday 12/12/2019

Bob George Call-Ins December 12, 2019March 27, 2024God, Jesus, Tongues, Works

Call-In Classic Christianity Radio – Bob George P497 (12-12-19)

Synopsis

Bob George answers the tough questions as well as the common questions often asked by people still today. What does it mean to carry your cross daily? What did Jesus mean when he said: “If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters – yes, even their own life – such a person cannot be my disciple.”? Do you believe that Christ lives in unbelievers? What is the biggest difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant? What is James mean when he says faith without works is dead? How is that reconciled with what Paul says? These are a sampling of the questions asked by various callers. Listen as Bob George answers these questions from the scriptures. From the book of Romans we have been studying, how would you answer these questions?

Transcript

Larry from Chicago, IL

Larry: I am a new believer. I have been reading the bible and I have a hard time understanding a passage in Luke, where it says to carry your cross daily.

Luke 14:26-27
²⁶ “If anyone comes to me and does not

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Radio Broadcast Monday 12/02/2019

Bob George Book of Romans, Teaching December 2, 2019December 3, 2019Book of Romans, Curse, Dead, Faith, God, Jesus, Law, Law and Grace, Law of Sin and Death, Life, Romans, Salvation, Sinner, Spirit, Spiritually Dead, Works

Classic Christianity – Book of Romans P16 (12-02-19)

Synopsis

From the book of Romans, in the rest of Romans chapter 4, Paul is contrasting law and grace. The law condemns a person as a sinner, but grace sets a person free. Grace is Jesus. He is the only one who could take away the cause of death, which is sin. Having no sin of his own, being God in the flesh, he laid down his life to pay the price of death for sin.

That is what the apostle Paul described as reconciliation. Reconciliation is an accounting term, where a person writes off a debt that is owed. It would be like a man who owed a tremendous amount of money and then went bankrupt. The merchant pays the debt and writes it off the books. That is what Jesus did.

Now to be clear, the cross is how God reconciled the world to himself. That is preparatory for salvation but it is not salvation. If salvation was getting your sins forgiven, then that would be universal salvation. But that is not salvation. Salvation is the receiving of new life.

Jesus did not stay dead, God raised him from the … Listen to Broadcast & Read More